Today's show is about disillusionment and staying rooted in God when life seems to fall apart.
Peter is the President and CEO of Hope International, a global nonprofit focusing on economic development around the world. He is also the author of Rooting for Rivals, Gift of Disillusionment, and much more.
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We hope you enjoy our conversation with Peter Greer!
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